“Unlocking Hidden Potential: How AI’s Overlooked Role in Content Creation Could Transform the Future”
Does restrictive language mean materials can never be used in AI applications?
Of course not. As stated above, content is not “disappearing.” As noted in one of the many contradictory points made by the NY Times, licenses are available and are being entered into by AI companies and rightsholders. The article seems to confuse the market. Yes, when large companies such as OpenAI enter deals with a large publishers, that may be newsworthy. When a smaller startup enters a license with a rightsholder, it might not make the news, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. Smaller AI firms do enter into licenses. At CCC, we work with quite a few of them.
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